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| | | ... interest arguments and seriously consider how the system could be rebuilt for optimum result - this includes leaders in politics, business, unions and the funds industry," said Alex Malley chief executive at CPA Australia. The study shows that compulsory ... |
| | | | ... there are a number of challenges and spooks that will still come our way - US elections, fiscal cliff, Europe, China, geo-politics, acts of God, insert your own here - but we've all been here, done that. The greatest one so far was the GFC. Yet for those ... |
| | | | The politics around around superannuation tax expenditures looks set to heat up with Superannuation Minister Bill Shorten last week saying he will defend low income tax benefits and The Australia Institute saying the top end of town should be targeted ... |
| | | | ... time." Ultimately, the driver for deriving profit from equities will be a function of looking past volatility generated by politics to focus on how well the good and bad news is priced in, Naemi said. The Australian share market hit a fresh three and ... |
| | | | ... voters having elected ineffective and polarised governments since the global financial crisis, Stephen said that global politics is rife with leaders operating in the comfort or "complacency zone." The divide between rich and poor is bigger than ever ... |
| | | | ... country could be and how likely it is that it will be able to pay back its debt," said Christensen. Understanding regional politics and fiscal health would give investors a heads up if their investments were caught up in the fall out from regional defaults. ... |
| | | | ... million low income Australians will effectively pay no tax on their super guarantee contributions. Regardless of the politics of the budget, bond markets have already responded positively by lowering yields on Australian government bonds to their lowest ... |
| | | | ... retail or service industry purchases," El-Ansary said. "I think the return to surplus timetable has a lot more to do with politics than it does with economics." |
| | | | ... relatively high performers last year - global macro, fixed income and relative value funds. "Markets may well be driven by politics and sentiment for some time to come. We agree with that, but think that the sorts of hedge fund managers we know in this ... |
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